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Curran, Sir Samuel Crowe, 1912-1998, Knight, physicist, Principal of University of Strathclyde
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Album of the conferment of honorary degrees; and unveiling of Sir John Atwell’s portrait
GB 249 OP/5/45 · Item · 1973; 1980
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

Honorary degrees awarded to Professor Rupert H Myers and Sir John Atwell.

Includes Mr George Richardson (Registrar), Mr P M Thomas (Chairman of Court), Professor S G E Lythe (Vice Principal), Lord Todd of Trumpington (Chancellor), Sir Samuel Curran (Principal); Mr David Morrell (Registrar); Lady [ ] Atwell, Dr Olaf Thornton, Mrs [ ] Noakes, Mr Michael Noakes (the artist), and Lady Joan Curran.
Album of the delivery of the Hoover address
GB 249 OP/5/47 · Item · June 1980
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

Hoover address was delivered by Edward Heath.

Includes Professor J A M Kennerley, Mr George R Donald (head of University Security), Mr James Aitchison (Information Officer), Sir Lawrence Boyle, Professor Michael J Baker, Sir Samuel Curran, and Sir Peter Boon.
Album of the conferment of an honorary degree
GB 249 OP/5/49 · Item · November 1980
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

Honorary degree awarded to Principal Sir Samuel Curran.

Includes Mr David Morrell (Registrar), Lord Todd of Trumpington, Professor Alastair North (Deputy Principal), Mr Louis McGougan (Bursar). Professor William Tyler (Vice Principal), Professor James Harvey (Deputy Principal), Sir John Atwell, Dr F Olaf Thornton, Lady Joan Curran, Dr Graham Hills (succeeding Principal).
Photograph of Lord John Reith, Dr Samuel Curran, and Sir Andrew McCance
GB 249 OP/4/208/3 · Item · 1963
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

The three men are wearing academic robes and are standing outside the cloakroom of the Royal Technical College. Lord John Reith is in the centre, Dr Samuel Curran on the right hand side, and Sir Andrew McCance on the left hand side.
Photographs of a Graduation ceremony in the Assembly Hall
GB 249 OP/4/202 · Subsérie · 25 November 1961
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

One photograph of graduands waiting in a line to approach the stage and receive certificates from Samuel Curran; and one photograph of the stage where Samuel Curran stands at a lectern to make a speech, with staff sitting in rows behind him. Photographs include: Samuel Curran; Sir Andrew McCance; and George Thomson (Registrar).

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Group photograph of: J. A. Banks; Samuel Curran; L. McGougan; and G. H. Thomson
GB 249 OP/4/213 · Item · 1964
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

The four men are standing behind an architectural model. J. A. Banks (chairman, Planning Committee), Samuel Curran (Principal), L. McGougan (Buildings Officer), G. H. Thomson (Secretary). Photograph used in 'Scottish Field', May 1964.
Album of the conferment of honorary degrees; and the opening of the Metallurgy building
GB 249 OP/5/12 · Item · March 1968; March 1974
Parte de Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents

Honorary degrees awarded to Lord Provost John Johnstone, Lord Clydesmuir of Braidwood, Thomas Rae Craig and Harold Montague Finniston.

Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, George Richardson, W F Robertson.